Champion Paper and Fibre Company

Description

Between 1914 and the late 1960s, the Champion Fibre Company published an internal newsletter, called The Log, to share news about the Canton mill, the community, and its employees. After 1940, news from the entire “Champion Family,” which included mills in Hamilton, Ohio; Pasadena, Texas and Sandersville, Georgia, was featured in each issue.'!":>- ' ., MAY ' ULD I be ns ' r or Qll l, ta,mting C]U cllit . T il t: hampi m clay rnine at ·sandets>ille, Ca .. is shm 11 '>U rhi Jnonth's t l'er·. THE CHAMPION PAPER AND FIBHE COMPANY Plato, he has one pre sing desire - tO tell peopie that happi\~C s i the greatest goal of tiving. 'NicleJ.y T ad and a lwaySo s eking krnwledgP. John say$ that he "write. for enjo 'J,nent and t-o try to make people happy. A: I-Ia·miltonian by birth, John graduated. from H ~un­iltolil Calholi H igh School. He is nnr:ri d and the £:1ther of H o dJilctren, . little girl. J 8 months old. antl a bo , IJ tUOLttihs old. .Joltn ~egan working at Champion rune years ago thj~> .month. Pr senfly he is .an equipmen.t Of erator on the • on tru t1on rew. fn this i ·sue. -John de iates from his 1..1 ual hwnorous Sl)l to do a feattn: &ror· on Chaco (see pt\.ges i:l - 11 ). ' 0 ~ . t: 'CSfl ( F CHE. ~ K , t lh':ll i~ l:Jmiliat and hearteuing Lu ::t II. h:urtpH>n~...

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Western Carolina University

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North Carolina Digital Heritage Center